Chevron afghan

Free Pattern - Crochet Squared Off Chevron Blanket

This single crochet chevron blanket tutorial is easy for a crocheter who wants to learn a chevron pattern! Make this single crochet ripple stitch pattern!

Easy crochet chevron stitch tutorial, will make beautiful blankets and more. Free crochet from crochetncreate.

Zig Zag or Chevron Afghans can be daunting to some crocheters. The edges freak people out and sometimes the counts be hard to figure out.

Much like the granny square, the Chevron (also known as zig-zag) afghan is a hallmark of crochet that is very recognizable. They have a unique look, fun design, and they’re easy to make! The blanket is easily adjustable, too. Crochet one today with this FREE Pattern! #chevronafghan #crochetblanketpattern #zigzagblanket #zigzagafghan #crochetchevronafghan #crochetafghanpattern #chevronafghanpattern #easyblanketpattern #easychevronblanketpattern #chevronafghanpattern #freecrochetpattern…

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I'm not quite finished with this Chevron Blanket but I wanted to go ahead and put a quick tutorial on how to crochet in a chevron pattern! It's actually much easier than you think. Let me show you a simple technique that will have you crocheting chevrons all year round! So many color combination possibilities

My latest chevron 🖤💗🖤. I used red heart with love in bubble gum(2-7oz skeins)rows of 2 and 10, red heart super saver in grey heather (3-5oz skeins)rows of 2 and 10 and RHSS in white(1-7oz skein)rows of 12(110 rows total). My starting chain was 177 and it’s about 36x44(no border) with a J hook😊  https://daisyfarmcrafts.com/single-crochet-chevron-blanket-in-min/

Since my mother-in-law is pretty much the homemaking woman of the year, she decided to start a new tradition of making an afghan for each newly married couple in the family. Even though we were married years ago, she offered to still make Brett and I an afghan (since I LOVE them). She just finished up our chevron afghan, and I have to say... I AM OBSESSED. Everything about it screams me. Simple navy and white colors. Funky chevron pattern. Warm and cozy. LOVE. LOVE. LOVE. I can't express how…

When you get to the previous stitch, make an extra 3 sc in the last stitch. like a double crochet stitch) Chevron crochet can, obviously, be worked within a color but the authentic effect of the pattern really comes out… Continue Reading →

Have you ever tried to make a chevron blanket, but you keep having problems with added stitches on the sides? You may find this helpful then! Simple Chevron Blanket Tutorial Materials Needed: Worsted weight yarn …

Wow, these colors are electric! If you want to crochet yourself a daily pick-me-up, you should definitely follow in this author's footsteps. Can you imagine a bolder, more energizing combination of shades? We don't think we can! #freecrochetpattern #chevron #chevronblanket

Ravelry: LuvizBlind's Large Chevron Afghan This is one I'm making for my daughter, she wanted large chevrons; its coming out beautifully so far.

Ok guys, I finally finished that afghan I mentioned in my last post. It’s not that it takes terribly long to do, it’s more that in the last few weeks I’ve been doing waaaaaaaaaay…

Chevron Ripple Afghan CO multiple of 15sts plus 4. Size 9US cabled knitting needles (my gauge is 5 stitches = 1 inch) for a baby afg...

Free Crochet Pattern by SusanBLuvsCrafts Made in double crochet, this afghan works up fairly quickly and is good for charity projects. Materials needed: yarn Worsted weight acrylic yarn in desired colors. About 12 ounces each of 3 different colors (36 ounces total) will make a 40 inch by 60 inch afghan (the ideal size for Project Linus). I made a 40 inch by 60 inch afghan using 10 three ounce skeins of variegated yarn. or Sport or baby sport yarn. I made a 42 inch by 39 inch afghan with…

UPDATE: Meanwhile, someone contacted me about a pattern, I didn’t use one. I just mathematically figured out the counts the way my grandma taught me. So I figured I’d share it… here goes, hope it...